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The Associated Press
Phones are distracting students in class. More states are pressing schools to ban them
A New York City medical school goes tuition-free thanks to a $1 billion gift
What recession? Professional forecasters raise expectations for US economy in 2024
The New York Times
Biden Tries to Turn the Tables on Trump: ‘He’s About as Old as I Am.’
Days Before Shutdown Deadline, Biden Summons Congressional Leaders for Talks
Virginia Moves Toward Removing Tax Breaks for Confederate Heritage Group
The Washington Post
Justices skeptical of Tex., Fla. laws that bar platforms from deleting content
Alabama exposes GOP buyer’s remorse on ‘personhood,’ following IVF ruling
New York Democratic lawmakers reject proposed congressional map
The Los Angeles Times
Immigration rises to top of voters’ minds ahead of Super Tuesday, polls find
California takes up White House call to toughen gun storage rules
Meet some of the biggest donors shaping California’s U.S. Senate race
USA Today
Haley nets 40% in SC: A crushing loss for her or a '5-alarm fire' for Trump?
Will there be a government shutdown? Congress is running out of time
National college professors group sanctions New College: 'politically motivated takeover'
The Chicago Sun-Times
Another legal cloud hangs over ShotSpotter contract
CST Editorial Board: Chicago police will be out of schools next fall. It’s up to the district to make the move work.
Gov. Pritzker ‘reluctant’ to ask taxpayers to subsidize new White Sox stadium in South Loop
NJ.com
N.J. city gave residents $400 a month, ‘no strings attached.’ Here’s what happened.
No groceries in this N.J. city? Residents learning how to grow and sell their own food | Calavia-Robertson
N.J. city agrees to $60K settlement in police excessive force lawsuit
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Judge: Law partner must testify about Wade’s relationship with Willis
City of Atlanta begins clearing homeless bridge encampments
Georgia labor organizations dismayed as Legislature pushes anti-union bill
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